Problem Scenario: i want to know which nail polish remover works best.
Broad Question: what effect do different types of solvents have on nail polish?
Specific Question: when i compare homemade remover to store bought nail polish remover which is more effective at removing nail polish.
Hypothesis: i think the
homemade remover will work better than store bought because people on the internet claimed it would work.
Graph of Hypothesis:
Variables
Independent Variable: different types of removers.
Dependent Variable: how much polish is left on the nails.
Variables That Need To Be Controlled: how much the remover takes off the nail
Vocabulary List That Needs Explanation
General Plan
i will, make homemade nail polish remover. then i will remove my nail polish off my nails and then im going to compare it to store bought, i wanna see which one works best, because when i run out of store bought i would know how to make homemade.
step 1: i had to paint my nails
step2; i had to to remover it with a liquid
step3; record it then result it
Diagram
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Time Line
Data Table
Data Analysis
All Raw Data
vinegar 0 vegetable oil 0 toothpaste 0 perfume 0 alcohol o vegetable oil 0 Nail polish Remover 58
Graphs
Photos
Results
none of the homemade removers worked.vinegar. vegetable oil, toothpaste, perfume and that's it all of the things i tried none worked.
Conclusion
Discussion
Benefit to Community and/or Science
Background Research
well,when i first started to do my experiment i just went around my house and found some liquids i could you to make home made nail polish remover. i tried baby oil rubbing alcohol water vinegar salt water vegetable and nothing worked. so i went to school and tried again. didn't work so i looked up so home made nail polish removers on the internet. and i got toothpaste hairspray perfume and hot water. and none of those worked.
Title: Nail Polish Remover
Problem Scenario: i want to know which nail polish remover works best.
Broad Question: what effect do different types of solvents have on nail polish?
Specific Question: when i compare homemade remover to store bought nail polish remover which is more effective at removing nail polish.
Hypothesis: i think the
homemade remover will work better than store bought because people on the internet claimed it would work.Graph of Hypothesis:
Variables
Independent Variable: different types of removers.
Dependent Variable: how much polish is left on the nails.
Variables That Need To Be Controlled: how much the remover takes off the nail
Vocabulary List That Needs Explanation
General Plan
i will, make homemade nail polish remover. then i will remove my nail polish off my nails and then im going to compare it to store bought, i wanna see which one works best, because when i run out of store bought i would know how to make homemade.Potential Problems And Solutions
Safety Or Environmental Concerns
goggles and a safe area where nobody is.Experimental Design
(add the correct headings from the experimental design page before beginning)Resources and Budget Table
Detailed Procedure
step 1: i had to paint my nailsstep2; i had to to remover it with a liquid
step3; record it then result it
Diagram
Photo List
Time Line
Data Table
Data Analysis
All Raw Data
vinegar 0 vegetable oil 0 toothpaste 0 perfume 0 alcohol o vegetable oil 0 Nail polish Remover 58Graphs
Photos
Results
none of the homemade removers worked.vinegar. vegetable oil, toothpaste, perfume and that's it all of the things i tried none worked.Conclusion
Discussion
Benefit to Community and/or Science
Background Research
well,when i first started to do my experiment i just went around my house and found some liquids i could you to make home made nail polish remover. i tried baby oil rubbing alcohol water vinegar salt water vegetable and nothing worked. so i went to school and tried again. didn't work so i looked up so home made nail polish removers on the internet. and i got toothpaste hairspray perfume and hot water. and none of those worked.References
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